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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-11

ARRIVE RICHMOND.
5.Cs p. VI. NAL daily except sunday.
93j A. NJ. ACCOMMODATES daily ieNceP
sundagl.
$50 A. N. NIGHT EXPRESS daily except Mon
dQYl.
sunday accommodation betTeen luminous
AMI ScOt,syue leaves Richmond 4. d.. az
riyc' returning 1:i5 p ". ....
Expre.s train c.unects az Lynchburg with
train tor stations west u Ba'cony Fats
No will run through IA >a,uriay 70 Netntai
Bridge stOupine al al stations Tor nas, arfl'lns
a. Natural bridge station at ll.l3 7. NJ.
No. 1 accommodation caves Natural ntluso
station IN Mondays at 2e \. ", s'oFrihs ios
rag az Ell stations, arriving az Richmond al so9
An Sleeplne-csr attached 20 thi, train. an4
will DO open Tor reception Ok passengers avs
80 ~ CONNECTIONS
AZ Clifton Forge with Chesapeake ana obo
railway for tho south. West aud Northeast
Al Lyncnburg Nllh Norfolk and " oslern raj
road FOR all points South. Southeast and Solin-
west, and Vireinia Midland railway for all po'Is
North snd south N,
IA Richmond With Associated Railways Tor AZ
points Ina the south. AMI kichmond. sredofcA'-
burg and Potomac railroad for the North.
AT Lexington With Baltimore and ono fait-
roas making close councillors al hafprts
Ferry TO and nom Pittsburgh and Tie MesN also
20 points North aud kasi.
!Slssping.ear aftasksi % AtgAf KfPress 20 Ly"s@-
burJ. 40.
leans. and Little Rock.
TRANS marsei daily except sCneayl
1 Tickets sold 10 all points. olnces; w ess,
Main street. 1860 hain street. and as hicomoaa
aud AIleenaay depos, klshih aud Cara, sirss'~
JOHN 4. nASAukpo.
nos Gsasr~i Passenger ani ASQsss Agent
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By John T. GOddin,
Roal Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Bauk end Eleventh streets.

EI'ALOl IOA > AOk lON O1LG VIZ
a. A HANDSOME AND EfIGlBLY-LOCATEE
executor Of tho late Mrs. Nary O.. Je.cr ! will
sell az public auction, on NE promises, on
THURSDAY. NoysNBER Il, 1885,,
NJ 10 O'Clock p. NJ. the HANDSOME, ADMIRA-
BLY-LOCAIED. WLLL-BUlLT. And CONVF-
NlENTLY- ARRANGED RESIDENCE No. 1857
west Grace street. between Harrison and kylaud
streets. The house wG5 built about three yeurS
ago OF hrst-class material aud ln tho Test mau-
ner by ono Of our most reliable and experienced
mechanics. The foundation /, excellent. and
tho walls thirteen inches tbick. The basement
(which il very littlC under gFOCnd), with An en-
trance from tho front ana side. conrain, two
Large. well-pirhcd rooms and ban. besides
store. room and d kitchoh furnished with supo-
rior range, e. TN the main floor there are TWO
beautiful.si size parlor-. halls. large diung room,
siore-rOOm, and pantry, with hot and coli water,
front, rear, and side poichea. Or the third
story there are three largo chambers. hall
room, aud bathroom. Al the rooms are fur
nished With marDleiZ-d maltels. aud Tho par
lOrs ana hans with very handsome chandeliers.
The house IA detached. ana Ia rear there i a
most excellent BRICK stable AMI cariage-Aouse.
The lot has front OF 3 feet and a depth Of $50
feet TO a wide alley. The location OF this pro-
perry. Oh one OF our most fashionable streets IN
that rapi1ly-crOging section OF our city, within
one square Of the Electric railroad, and IN q
short distance Of the cite OF the lee monument,
should attract the attention Of those In search
Of a home or nrst-class investment The house
can DO seen any time on or before the day Of
sale.
TERMS: One third cash: balance in six and
twelve months for negotiable notes, interest
added. secured by deed u trust
q. PURYEAR,
nos Executor Of Mrs. Mary {. Jeter.
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NOTICE. WAN

- every concern Interested In tho manuilc
ture ana sale (cithor wholesale OF retaiD OF
chcr0ots 10 know lhai ! hive Obtained an in
junction from ito Chanc-ry Court OF the CITY
Of hchm0nd. state 81 Virginia, against II.
Rosenhorg. Of Ricnmoud. Va, and Alsfolder
Brothers {; Eejnch, OF Cincinnati, o., and all
other persons i1fringmeo on my trale-mark ana
labels for the OLD VIRGINIA ChhROOIs,
and | hereby further give notice that / will
prosecute each and every ono who will attempt
the manufacture or snle Of same. Smokers,
b,case notice that my name Is on every pack
AGE 10 avoid fraud L. WuITIOCH,
oc2O4w RichmOud. "a.
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Auction sALEs-Th,. p.y.
COMMISSIONERS SALE
~ AT AUCTION.
By Frank d. Hill q Co,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,

Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
VERY VALUABLE BRICK STORE PROPERTY,
Nos. ls2O, 1872, AND 1874 EAST MAIN
STREET, BET WEEN
EIGHTEENTH
AND NINETEENTH
STREETS, NOW OCCUPIED BY s. ULMANS
SONS AND OTHERS,
AT AUCTION
on FRIDAY NOVEMBER Urn,
AZ O'Clock =. NJ. on the promises. In tho suit Of
IT. N. Smith cid Others -. Phiiomend w. Smith
and Others.
we will sell tho very valuable REAL ESTATE
described In said suit. "a follows All that GER
tain LOT OF LAND. with the Improvements
thereon. on north side q Main between tlgh-
toenth and Nineteenth streets. beginning " ieet
from the northwest corner II Main and Niuc-
teen;h streets. thence running wcstw'rdly ~
fact and back between parallel lines 10 feet 10
an alley 10 feet wido.
Tho improyem ents consis. Of THREE STOCK
BRICK STORRS-Nos lsgl aud 1899 now 0ccu-
pied by s. Ullmans sons, end No. 1921 occupied
as 4 clOtl ng-h0use. Ihi' property "a nov wen
rented. we'll built. and il paying handsome
dividend on tue amount required to purchase
T. Pat OF the properly vill BIO shown ON day
OF sale or sooner by auctiOneers.
TERMS: One third cash: balance In SIX, Twelve,
and eighteen months. Win interest added IRON
day Of sale, and tde retained TIL all the pur-
chase money Is paid and conveyance ordered
by the CoutL
OHIO q. KEAN.
J. RANDOLPH TUCKER. JR..
Commissioners.
sYfrH AND AIS, PLAINTIFFS. AGAINST SMITH
AND AfS.--CHANcERY COURT or THE CITY OF
RICuMoND.
|. Bcniamin II. Berry, c!erG OF said CONT,
certify that the bond required OF he special
commissioners by thu decree In said cause ot
May 81. 1871 has been duly given.
Given under my hand this Goth day Of sop
tcmbcr, lsS7. ,,,.,,,,,.
mol BENJAMIN II. bthhl.
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Train No. 90 males connection &C keysyllls
for lins- Gif. afd tiar'l-sillc 60 Greensboro
f,r Durham AMI Raleign daily except sunday
amt at points ou Nurh carolina Division, AMI
Northwestern North Carolina reil.uat.
Train $50. 3! makes connection af Greensboro
f1r kaieigh. 0oll-1orO, ana Morehsgi cry. AZ
salisbury Tor A-loVilic. hot spring. Hul all
points in Western North Carolina; 80 Charlotte
with Charlotte. toidr'nin aui Augusta railroad
for Columbia, Augusta. Aiken. Charleston, ~
vgunah. 1h1masyille, Ga. Jark- awhile, aAi
otrer Florida points. also. With Carolina Cen
tral raif0rd flr Wilmington.
Irsirs from the south arrive ~ Richmond
G.iJ A. ". aud g. 81 T. n.
frr-ftf. r.trtf D. r.
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RAILROAD LsSEs.

NTCHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
"a AID POTOMAC RAILRO AD.-Schciuie
commencing MAY r., issi-ea,tern standard
time:
- y. ~ '"arcs ByrlSreot station daily,; so %
orly 81 Ashl4ar. junction. Milford.
ald irclerct-burg sleeper 70
Washington. Leaves Washington Tor
Sew York ~ li:te 4. ".
1907 \. e. leave- Byri->ueei station oally. ek-
cot sunday. Lsay.s Washing, for
New \ or. q. TO =. A.. also ny limited
use T.. a..
$50 p. ", leaves Byrd. root station daily
sleeper % Naw lo.k.
1929 \. ", n-riy,, ~ Byri->tre,t station daily.
Sic. por frcW New lort
@.59 p. ". arrives 20 Byie->troe' e,ation dally ;
stop. ~ IrcIcrict-rIsr. Nifuri. ana
Junction. ~lfn .srfrun washing 20.
9:i5P. H., arrives 20 Byrl-ereet ''aiion daily
except sunday
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b. James b. Elan.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
lib Main street.

VRUSTEE'S AUCTION SALE OF \
4 WELLLOCATED AND YALJ ABLE
VACANT Lot on THE SOuTu SIDE OF
BROAD STREET BETWEEN TWENTY
EIGHTH AND TWENrY-NiNTH STREETS --
lr execution OF n certain decd Of trus; 20 ne
bearing date on the 18Th Of June. lHSs. aud on
record I'm the clerk's o.lco Il "a" Richmond
Chanc-ry Courl in Deadlock l3} G., pagc ID, !
shall sell by public auction, ON Oh" premises, on
WEDNESDAY. NOvEN8ER IL. lss7,
~ ~ o'clock p. ". tho DESIRABLE VACANT
lOT described IN mid deo1 fronting % feet ON
the south side - Grold street between lNoi ty-
eighth aud Twer iy.uin'h streets, an e1tcndiug
I'M X between parable lines 100 teet 10 m ai!ey
in common Is foot wide.
Terms: Cash "a 10 expenses Of s,lo nni NE
note for = i1.i1 due ans protected on the ISM
lay II september l'0i, with in'ctet thereon
on credit - sif'IS tli November l., Is, ana
Fl,l 40 til Feb GcrY Is, l'o9 an! tho residue
upon such terms a, shall Doe announced ~ Time
Of sale. The purchaser 20 give negotiable notes
for the deferred payments with Interest added
aud secured 10y deoi %. trutt
no1I JAMES g. ELAN. Trustee.
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AUCTION sALEs-Future DAYS.
by James Is. Elan
and
Sampson & Adamson,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.

COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
~ OF DESIRABLE BUILDING SITES
IN THE CITY or MANCHES lEK ON COWAh-
DIN AVENUE AND on TWELFTH
STREET.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-11

DAILY E"csrr SUNDAYS.
lolP. ". accommodation leaves oad->treet
station. arrives no A-hiaad 90 Z. u.
6pfP. ". loatcs Klta: arrives a. Ashland az
6.ii T.. VI.
st5A.M. accommodation. arrives nj Broaf-
street station: leaves Ashland al sol
A. 81.
sop. W.. arrives AZ Eliza; lcay's Aahlanf az
81. % =.
C. 4. TAYLOR. General Ticket AgenL
D.. r. p. MYtH-. 1cuc-al euperinf .ut.ut. no2
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AVCIIoN sALEs-Futs,re nny -
By Ja3lcs 3. Fan,
Real Estate Agsni and Auctioncer,
lll3 Main street

V7HREE NEAT. COMFORTABLE,
I ASD NORTHUMBERLAND DE
TACuED FRAME COTTAGES ON TIE NE>I
SInE on WASHINGTON STREET BETWEEN
BENERLY AND STAPLES SHEETS az the
GROWING WEST END TO BE SOLD BY
PUBLIC AUCTION on
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER i5rH,
att, O'Clock p. VI. these arc pretty. detached
cottages Of tree rooms ccrh. with ulce iois ~
about u 10y 113 feet each. With allcy ab ni -
foe. gi'ls lu rev: new. woll.buiit, beautifully
situated; directly in the line Of ~" cliy =
growth all cccuT .ei by good teuania "a p1' ne
reuts ard admirably suited 10 the demands Tor
pleasant homes within small means.
NErY LIBEHAL TERMS VIII bee elycr, ard this
sale viii an0r1 o dne opportunity - s.curs a
gocI homo or n go)i paying Investment
secure one Of these houses aud sop paying
rent JAMES T.. ELAN.
no9.W,F ,>a.Su6Tu AucucLc,r.
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DFrAKsTHE OK STEAnERs.
PHILADELPHIA, RIC H. ~
I s,sssssf a. 4,
MOND AED NORFOLK
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

Appointed Fni'ing days. Every TUESDAY
and FRIDAY a; T. w., aad every SUNDAY az
A. ".
Freight for Tueslay-' and Fridays steamers
received an ll:30 4. IL: tar sundays steamer
till 3 +. u. saturday. Flclgu, received daily un
p. NJ.
Ware. g.
For further Information apply %
j.. ". McCARRICB,
General Southern Agent. Once Rockets,
". o.. Glade * Co..
n02 General Agents Philadelphia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-11

OFerfall, &r
In pursuance Of tho decree Of November ],
1851. IN the aboyo-named suit. the undersigned
special commissioners will sell by pubic auo-
ton, ON the premises on
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER &c, 1857,
Mt ( O'Clock r. NJ. the REAL ESTATE named IN
said decroo, nnl in tho following order:
THREE LOT. OF LAND, each fronting &NlO
fcet, with an alley IN common IN rear ~ I'c
wide. lying together on the west sdo OF Cover
din avenue, G0pui lW feet sOifh from NGll
siroct, aud which vi De sold ~ n whole or
separately, as may seem best at the time o,
Also. ONE MoIETY or THE LOT or LAND
on the west side Of Twelfth or Lawrence street,
near the Petersburg qihoad. fronting on Law
romeo street q feet. snd running back m a1
angular shape rs feet % an al'cy, on which II
fronts IS feet Tho owuer ~ The other moleV
Of this lot consents that HE interest therein may
be sold along with mat directed 10 be cod py
said decree. and thus tho whole may be pnr-
chased nj this sale.
Terms: Ono thiol cash; tho balance BY nogo'
table notes al six aud twelve months, with IN
forest added and the ti;o retained uniii me
whole 81 the purcnn-e- money IS PAD ana con-
A. N. BRAXTON,
T. ~. MCGUIRE.
Special commissioners.
DANFoRTa's GUiRDIiN. PLAINTIFF, AGAINST
DANFFCR1H Ann AIS, DsFcNpANTS--lN fhb
CHANCgEY COURT or TuE CITY OF mcHN0Nn.
], Benjamin II. Berry. c!ogi, q -aid court
certify that the bond required ~ TIE specia.
commissioners 10y the decree in said cause 81
November !. 1885,. has bccu iuly gsen.
Given under my hand tlls o.h day ~ NoFem-
"N'' II ppBrV
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-11

C1OO TO $500 A MONTH CAN BE
- IOO made working for us. Agents pre-.
ferrcd who can furnish their own horses and
give their Whole time 10 the business Spare
moments may be prohtably employed also.
few vacancies in towns 0nd cities b. +. JOHN
son 4 Co. 1909 Main street, Richmond, Va.
no i-dNWfm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-11
old DOMINION STEAM O. ssFS1>
~ SHIP COMPANY. s,-4sef1isi

TOR NEW YORK.
steamers lonye Richmond EVERY TUESDAY
aGd FluDAi az =. 81, and SUNDAY az high
water.
steamers leave Sow York for richmoni rio
N0rfliE EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and
SATURDAY o. =. 4.
Passenger contradictions unsurpassed.
Cabi. fare 90 Now NOrt vf I1mo-.iFor
route Including mcg's lni n.rihI...-....f 90
RJuud. snip tickets, limited 90 Lity days
aitcrdlts II issuo ............ .......-.. u 10
Storage. with subsistence. ....-.....-.--. 10
Stcarare without -uo-t-tcn 20 .....-.....-.. b 10
Cabin fare rio Chesapeake and 'iio rail-
road ....-........ .---.. -..--..... l' ~
Ca,in flre ria Richmond and "cfcabgrg
railroad. ..-.--...-. ..-.-. ll ID
Tickets can no oh'aineI OF \. ". Garber',. 400
Main street. Chesapeake Alt ono and hitu-
lnonI aud Petersburg deDofs ami no compauys
Offices. 1901 hgm street. ant wharf Rockets
Frclehis forwarded an. through bills Of .aIlns
issued for points beyond Sew York.
Freight rreci,sI taiy until T.. ".
Manifest closed 0h sailing days one hour before
departure.
saturday nj l.. VI. by the ,,e3por, New -teum-
er aud arrive Rt Richmond Bog Inc Chesapeake
and OHIO train tine nox, DAY atj.iJ y. VI.
Passengers leaving Richmond On MONDAYS.
TUESDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and
SATURDAYS hy the Clc@1r eTke 1ni Ohio rail-
way ria Newport Ncg-l ~ $50 q. NJ. aud by
Richmond aud Petersburg ra.lrund same dnysI
Al 1913 A. NJ. VIII mako connection ., NOS-
FOLK with steamer leaving those days.
>AILlNGS ini, NEEk.
ROANOKE, captain GOUCs, FRIDAY, NOyem-
be- Inn, ~ % lock 2. II.
WIANOkE. Captain JENNY, 81 NDAl, No
yonber 1874. 40 O'Clock \. VI.
OLD DOMINION. Captain HULPHEas, Tt Is
DAY, November 18Th. ot3 o'clora T. VI.
GEORGE W. ALLEN y co. Agents,
No. 1891 Main street, aad
nO3 Company wuarf, Ross cts.
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NORK.RIVIR LINE-DNLY VA


WEST POINT EXCEPT 81 NDAl.
Ihn .lil- rolte ul Baltimore. lh- -'"ane.s
on his ice are Iuo t~- ,f b"auff, elegance. ani
comfort Leave chmonl t-0 70. VI. arrive Bal
dnore a. ~. leave Baltimore + NJ. arrive
f. hmouI lU,l g. W.
Fare 90 lmorI 90 Baltimore: Fintclass. g
second eid--. $3.50
Tho Aorz.klver Limo affords superior advan.
tacfs % tls business world in enhb. .uy then. -
leave RrnmouG ucar tho close ~ tho days
transactions anf arrive a. Baltimore ea-iy n"Nt
moming. ltrr having enjoyed deughitl
nights rest, FREQ irom ue dust ald noise ~ raj
way travel.
WET POINT ACCOMMODATION.
Leave Richmond rrBeuty-ihud
Street depot ........... ........... 1888 \. v.
Arrive Richmond geny -tnlIt
STREE depot ........ ......... 81 j. VI,
DAILY. fualy except sunday.
Depot aud ucsetoMce; foo' Virginia street
Uptown ONCE. Corner lonth and Main streets.
jas T. TAI LORI
General ga rrnrer Agents
j. -. pOll~,
Division Passenger Agent.
klcluoud y A.
SOf. HAAS. T-arl, HaUsgcr;
r.. B. THOMAS General Manager noe
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-11

DHnfor'h,s 'uardi'n In the Chancery Court Of
o,r.-.,," the city OF Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-11
WANTED. MEN. WOMEN, BOYS,

IA AN TED, MEN, NOMEN, DOIIo,
w girls. all classes Of working people. 10
engage In q business, portion OF which can
Toe done ia q small loom at home. daytime or
evening". No picture business. No humoug;
simple and easy; can be operated In the city
or a cOuatry village. Any person making les.
than f35 per week should send 10 cents for fun
directions how 20 proceed. "a working samples,
and an envelope containing sample Of goods.
Circulars free. Address ALBANY SUPPLY
COMPANY, Albany. y. \. o. 2l-30t
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Leave Arrive
Erhmo1i. Petersburg.
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JAvES RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.
GREAT TOURIST LINE.
JAMESTOWN, DUTCH G AP, AND WAR
SCENKal.
CHEAPEST ROUTE
RATES MUCH LESS THAN HALF CHARGED
BY ANY OTHER ROU rE
FtRSECLaSS MEALS.
The elegant aid fast steamer
ARIEL.
carrying UDited States Mail)
CAPTAIE DEIO,
leaves kicnmOud every
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY. AID FRIDAY - :
A. N. (srREEl-CARS CONNECT IN III IL
TIME for above named pla,oA. arriving a. Nor
folk aO0u; $50 T. NJ. ketaning, tho steamer
Leaves Norfolk aud Newport News on alternate
days, arriving AZ Richmond aSout y. NJ.
Through tcgets 20 ABOVE n&mei points on sale
on steamer and at CARRIERS Agency, 100 Main
street. baggage checked through.
SrAIE-kOOAS ENGAGED FOR DAY
OR NIGHT
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CAME AT LAST.

After fighting the battle for some time,
with the success of the Central Pacific
railroad scheme. Hopkins and his asso-
ciates began to make money AS the
world knows, the road was finally com
pleted, and the five men that were in
tercsted IN it each made princely for
tame.
Mrs. Searle in appearance is modest
and retiring, and very rarely goes into
society. She is woman OF refined
!. tastes, with fondness for fine arts--a
y quality she is said K have inherited from
her father. She has no society airs, no
social frills no ambitions at all along the
line OF personal show, yet she has proba-
bly, expended more money on archi-
lecture and buildings than any twenty
women in the land. Some time ago she
built a Congregational parsonage in Great
harrington, and Is understood to have
, furnished IL nicely and aided materially
ID the support OF its occupants. Like
all other women o. wealth. she is flooded
with begging letters, and gives freely,
but when she does give anything in
charity she always makes il point that
it shall not be known. except 10 tie re-
cipient.
Kellogg Terrace is tie name IL the
estate in Great Darlington upon which
the new house is being built. The house
faces the northwest, and the house is
situated on the east SIDE of the wide,
elnI.shaded main street Of the town.
From the rear and the many porticoes
on the east side Of the building charm
ing view OF the mountain rising from
the opposite side OF the winding
Housatonic is obtained From quarry
on the side OF the mountain tho
greater portion Of tie stone used in
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piedmont AIRLINE.

RICHMOND AND DANYULE RAILROAD.
SUOkIE>r AID MOST DIRECT ROUTE TO
THE sol 800.
PULLMAN SLEEPFRS ON ALL NIGHT
TRAINS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-11

Corrrsp0ndincly quick time % other points
Through bills OF laltng issued az loN yate-.
G.. a. TAYLOR
noa General Freight AGENT
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-11

WANTED, AN ENERGETIC AND
w HONEST MAN to rolicit bushes for
urrs ana simple plnn Of life iusIra1ce-lye 10
win Good s1lary 10 the risht party. Apply 20
CHARLES y. hill, Room 2, 1904 slain street
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1887-04-29
MORTGAGE SALE.

- WHEREAS, George W. Dowdell and Sadie Z.
Dowdell by their mortgage, bearing date the 9th
Say aynt q august 1Ss4 ala mortgage to Frederick
situate in Dawson county, Dakota Territory, TO-.
wit: The lots and 4, in northwest quarter OF
sam SECTION three ~ township one hundred and four
to secure the payment OF the sum Of two
hunared lSap dan and ninety.four dollars due August
!. 1889, with interest thereon at the rate OF ex
irs nrst day q December III each year. according to
note in said mortgage mentioned, which mort
gage was recorded In the ofice Of the ReEister
OF lDeeds OF Dawson county, on the 18th day OF
362; and
T., Where's, II is provided in said mortgage that
IN case OF default In the payment OF said SUM Of
land at the time therein specified, then the
whole principal and interest on said note shall
At the election Of the MORTGAGE or his assigns,
mortgage be foreolosed under the power Of sale
theTen rel ,,.;H contained, as by statute provided;
Ma a ts deaat n has been made in the
sleven cents, on interest note due Decemberl ].
said said notes has elected to declare the whole sum
WIN accrued interest," due and payable at once,
and there is claimed to be due at this date on
said mortgage the sum Of three hundred and
n,eteea t dollars and fifty cents. and H. proceed
iilES AZ law nave been had to recover the debt
thereby secured,
a, Now Therefore. public notice is hereby given,
that under and by virtue OF the power OF sale in
closed to satisfy the amount due on said mortgage
at this date with interest. costs and fifty dollars
atIorney's iee which is provd d for in said
said premises above described, at public auction,
70 ths highest bidder for cash, on FRIDAY, the 9Th
door Of the Court House, in the CITY Of Mitchell
in said County of DAWSON
FREDERICK BRENT GROTRIAE.
Mortgagee.
o. O. STANCHFIELD,
Sheriff Dawson County.
Dated this gath day OF March. 1887.
WILKES y WILLS, Attorneys for &ortgages.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1887-04-29
A Pawnbroker Robbed.

LEAD CITY, Oak, April 27.-A skill
full robbery was perpetrated here last
night. Wolf Fink, a Polish Jew pawn.
broker, recently from Chicago, was
enticed out to place of resort, and
a gang then went through the store.
An entry was made through an open
window in a wood shed back of the
store. Fink says the thieves took $3.50
in money, and the watches and jewelry
stolen swell the loss to $500. He had
no safe and kept his money IN an old
trunk. Fink offers reward of 5000 and
has arrested five men who visited the
store. He seems to have no other ground
for suspecting them. determinations
occur tomorrow. Theprisoners were re-
manded to Jail. Yesterday was payday
in the mines and mills here, and $75,-
600 was disbursed in wages. The town
is overrun with mob of gamblers,
crooks aud women from Deadwood,
and the robbery was evidently planned
by persons familiar with the premises
and Fink's habits.